St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-23
GLOBULES.

. Bank clearances yesterday, $796, 1897.
The French Canadians will celebrate st.
E Johns day ON Friday.
y Five births, five deaths and one marriage
were bulletined at the health Office yesterday.
3 The general examination for teachers de-
E$1ring positions in the city schools, will be
hheld at the High school building next Tues
p9iay and Wednesday, commencing at
O'Clock.
Fl Sheriff Meaker of st. Cloud was in the
city yesterday on his return from saltwater,
where he took the rapist, Conrad Krett, con-
demned to thirty years hard labor in the
state penitentiary.
A combined meeting of the building trades
unions was held at Market hall last night. 1t
was private and lasted until after II o'clock:
Several speeches were made. No official
action was made public.
An apparently innocent farmer, of Union
Hill, Scott county, named Matt Smet, writes
to the state dairy commission informing
Commissioner Ives that if the commission
needs any cheese that he could favor it with
about 1000 pounds every week.
All the seats in the opera house for the
High school commencement have. been
taken. People holding tickets, but who have
not secured reserved seats, will be obliged to
ing no one will be allowed to stand during
the-eXercises.
Articles of incorporation of the st. Paul and
Dunn County Mining company have been
filed with the register of deeds. The capital
stock is S50U,0O0, and the incorporators are
Z. S. Norton, P. j. Schmitz, Thomas C.Hand,
j. NJ. Bohrer and A. Boedigheimer.
Max Rochelman is in the city and will
open riding academy in few days. The
movement is supported by some of the best
off their superfuous flesh. 1t is intended to
make it frst-class institution. and menovas,
quadrilles and carousell riding will be
taught.
The Omahas new extension from Salem to
Mitchell has been completed and will be
open for passenger traffic June 2G Through
Pullman sleepers will be run between st.
Paul and Mitchell daily. The new. line brings
Mitchell over seventy miles nearer, to st.
Paul.
The pink invitation tickets Issued for the
graduating exercises of the High school
pupils at the opera house tonight are good
for admission without presenting at the box
office for reserved seats. The exhibit in the
drawing, commercial and scientific depart
ments at the High school will be continued
to-day.
The distribution Of prizes was held at St.
Thomas seminary, Merriam Park, yesterday
Bishop Ireland, Bishop Grace, Rev. James
McGolrick, of Minneapolis, Walter Raliege,
OF st. Joseph's church, st. Paul. and the
faculty presented large number of books to
the pupils. Prizes to the amount of $125
were awarded.
The French Canadians of St.Paul will cele-
prate tnelr natlOnal DAY, st. John the Sap
fist, June "a. The society will attend mass
at the French church in body, after which
they will march through the city to. Market
hall, where they will have dinner, speeches,
vocal and instrumental music, play by the
school children, and i'll the evening an ice
cream and strawberry festival. Admission to
4 hall, 25 cents; children, 10 cents.
r The Standard Oil company incorporated
at New York June Z, has filed articles OF in
corporation with Secretary Mattson. Will
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ins. of New York city and David S. Cowles,
i of Rye, N. Y, are the incorporators and these
gentlemen with W. P. Thompson, of New
W ork city, and George F. Gregory, of Brook
nfta 5he rs Poars o5 dne
business is to commence in Minnesota July /